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Happy Earth Day! I’m sure you all forgot about me but believe it or not this channel is not dead lol. I’ve been wanting to upload this video for a very long time but I kept getting delayed with all sorts of life crap!

About the scene: Kagome was a very important person in Koga’s life (the woman he loved more than anyone ;_;), and it seems that everyone overlooked the moment that he gives up on Kagome for good. So I decided to upload it! In this scene Inuyasha is now depressed over his loss. Koga loves Kagome very deeply, more than anything, but seeing Inuyasha so dejected, he decides that Inuyasha needs her more and gives up on her out of pity and the goodness of his heart. It’s a very sad scene, and although it’s subtle, you can tell that this is the last time he sees Kagome, the love of his life, because he tells her “Sayonara” (“Goodbye forever”) instead of the typical “Ja ne” (“See you later”). Right before that, he explains that Inuyasha needs Kagome much more than he does. Poor Koga :( Enjoy! DO NOT WATCH IF YOU DON'T LIKE SPOILERS.

Also if you guys posted any questions that you wanted me to respond to and I haven’t, I’M VERY SORRY! I haven’t been ignoring you I swear! It’s hard to keep track of when there’s a flood of them ^^ so feel free to post them again and I’ll try to get to them! I really appreciate all the support I’ve been getting, so thank you all so much :) Even though I take a while with videos, I hope to continue this channel for a long time!

Anime: Inuyasha - The Final Act, Episode 9
Opening Song: "Shinjitsa no Uta" by Do As Infinity
Closing Song: "Rain" – Sid (from “Fullmetal Alchemist – Brotherhood”)

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Kagome and Koga. Koga gives up on Kagome.